HTC Coronavirus Resources
HTC Delivers Cookies, Gift Cards as ‘Thank You’ to Local Hospitals
HTC celebrated National Hospital Week by delivering a total of 3,400 cookies and more than $3,700 in gift cards from local businesses to area hospitals.
HCS Broadband Credit
HTC is partnering with Horry County Schools to connect students who do not have Internet access.
HTC Supports Loris Non-Profit with 400 lbs. of Fresh Produce
HTC partnered with a local produce company to delivery more than 400 pounds of fruits and vegetables to the Kingston Lake Education and Business Center in Loris Thursday morning.
All retail locations offering appointments
The drive-thrus will remain open at retail locations that have them. Loris, Little River and Murrells Inlet to again allow appointments.
CEO Mike Hagg outlines economic relief
Top officer announces relief efforts to help offset economic challenges caused by COVID-19.
HTC partners with local businesses to donate more than a ton of food
HTC partnered with Carolina Food Service of Loris and A&A Produce of Myrtle Beach to donate 2,430 pounds of food to Help4Kids on Thursday
Disconnects Suspended
HTC is temporarily suspending services disconnects for non-payment, effective immediately.
Support South Carolina Coastal Families Affected by COVID-19
The Waccamaw Community Foundation has developed a COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Fund that’s now accepting donations and grant applications.
Hackers using coronavirus to steal personal information
The global pandemic caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus) is putting more at risk than your health.
Five Ways to Guard Against Coronavirus Robocalls
More than 58 billion robocalls were made in 2019, and scammers are using America’s fear of COVID-19 (coronavirus) to steal personal information and access financial accounts.
What's open in Horry County?
Use the resources in this story to support the small businesses that continue to operate in your community.
Events postponed, cancelled
The 2020 HTC Green Fair has been cancelled, while another spring event postponed.
Wi-Fi hotspots available
HTC has partnered with community allies to create hotspots throughout Horry and Georgetown counties.
Increased broadband demand
Your Cooperative anticipated and is prepared for the amplified network usage.
Optimize your Wi-Fi
Now is a good time to review how your home Wi-Fi network is set up and make any changes necessary to get the most from your connection.
Spotlight on bandwidth needs
While many people may use the terms bandwidth and speed interchangeably, there is, in fact, a subtle difference.
Prioritizing service calls
HTC has put extra precautions in place when it comes to serving our current members and bringing new ones on board.
How to clean a cell phone
Protecting yourself from the 25,127 bacteria per square inch on your mobile device is quite easy.
Creativity Keeps Customers Engaged During Coronavirus
As the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) calls for the close of restaurants, attractions and other non-essential businesses, owners are getting creative with how they stay in touch with customers.
Creative Ways to Use the Internet
Now, as we practice social distancing, the Internet is becoming an essential part of our lives.
Tips for Managing Coronavirus-Causing Stress
When you consider how life has changed in the average American home, it’s easy to see why more than three-fourths of people are stressed over this disease.
Reliable internet, eLearning go hand-in-hand
More than 45,000 students are now learning from home on a variety of devices.
HTC supports local businesses
HTC can help ensure connectivity and information security for your employees and sensitive data.
A letter from the CEO
How we will be handling on-site visits and technical support during this time.
Virtual Broadway Shows to Air Free Online
Universal is launching a new YouTube channel dedicated to stage-to-screen musicals. A new stage show will air every Friday and be available for 48 hours.
The Role of Connectivity in Telehealth Services
What was once an optional convenience for a select few hospitals and medical facilities across the nation has now become a necessary tool in the battle against COVID-19 (coronavirus).